How to get EEA permit for my non-EEA parents

[xnox]

I'm Latvia citizen (EEA) who lived in the UK for 7+ years and gained EEA permament residence and subsequently naturalised as British Citizen. I still hold my Latvian passport and my EEA permament residence issues by UKBA. I believe i'm still excercising treaty rights.

My parents were born in Latvia but hold Latvian NON-EEA passports (alien passports).

Can I make EEA2 application for my parents, before they travel to the UK?

Can I make an EU application for my parents in Latvia, for them to gain Latvian family permit?

Would a Latvian family permit allow them to travel across Schengen, EEA, Switzerland, UK?

[CR001]

subsequently naturalised as British Citizen

This will be your problem. As you are now British, you are no longer 'exercising treaty rights' as an EU national in the UK.

[Amber]

You may have to renounce your British citizenship if you wish to rely on EEA rules.

[rosebead]

It's unfair, the UK is not applying McCarthy case law (Case C-434/09) correctly. McCarthy case law is an EU ruling on EEA nationals with dual nationality. You have not always resided in the UK, you did exercise Treaty rights, and there was 'movement' - those are your legal arguments. I suppose it depends on whether you would be prepared to fight the possible Home Office refusal of your application - it's £80 for a paper appeal and £140 for an oral appeal. You've got good legal arguments in McCarthy with which to fight your case.